From MSG's Game On! blog, two videos following Donnie Walsh's hiring. First, here's Walsh sitting down for a civil conversation with MSG's Al Trautwig.

Next, here's a handful of Knicks reacting to the Walsh acquisition. As you might expect, the guys are more worried about their losing team and the games ahead than front office movement.

Via the indispensible Odenized, Gus Johnson does his best falsetto impersonation of everyone's favorite Swedish pop/dance quartet.

Walt Frazier's blank expression throughout the whole performance is mystifying.

Recap of another down-to-the-wire Knicks-Bucks tilt coming tomorrow.

I can't believe I've never seen this before, but J.E. Skeets turned up an entertaining (albeit lengthy) video filmed by the people behind Put Me N Coach chronicling a day in the life of Zach Randolph. Enjoy.

Some thoughts:

• Given the weather and Zach's comments to the media (which sound like they could be in reference to the lawsuit), this sounds like it's from the late summer/early fall, either before the season started or early on in the season.
• I'm pretty sure this Joe Johnson chap knew who was gonna be behind that door. He's not fooling me.
• What the hell is a man that big gonna do with a piano that small?
• Who knew Zach Randolph could pong?
• Did you catch Jerome James sporting a Damon Jones-esque mohawk? Does anybody remember seeing that? I don't think I do.
• I wish we got full footage of the Simon Says game. Marbury's giddiness while dancing and ineptitude in following instructions is sort of surreal to watch. Who do you think won that game?

From the always entertaining Odenized, a little goof from the MSG broadcasting team. See if you can spot it.

You can count on me to provide silly, harmless material while everyone else panics about the Knicks. You might say that's the P&T promise.

Update: Video of David Lee's tip-oops as well.

Skip to about 3:45 for the opening tip.

In a dazzling exhibition of sharp guard play, Nate Robinson led his team to an exciting 5-2 victory over Will Ferrell and Woody Harrelson. Game notes:

• I would do anything to have that Robinson jersey with "Today" on the front.
• Vieira is like an undersized Jamal Crawford with better defensive instincts.
• Nate doesn't do his full ball-around-the-waist routine on his free throw attempt. That's why he missed it.
• We've heard about the Tim Donaghy scandal, but Bennett Salvatore let Vieira attempt two technical free throws. Something isn't right there.
• Even against a sizable Tropics frontcourt, Eddy Curry got zero minutes.
• UPDATE: I'm surprised nobody started a "Fire Isiah" chant in the crowd.

(Tip of the hat to Will Brinson at the Fanhouse)

Huge hat tip to Basketbawful, who located the video of Zach Randolph's miserable possession last night. For mature audiences only:

Knicks basketball: Where...that happens.

In case you missed it last night, here's Jamal Crawford complete ankle-fucking of Kirk Hinrich in last night's win.

Props to Matt Watson at the Fanhouse for the find. Knicks-Rockets tonight. Backatcha later.

I found this via the comments of Alan Hahn's blog, from commenter "Martin". It's entitled "Night at the Starbury". Check it.

...here's Lou Holtz's rousing pep talk for Isiah Thomas, Stephon Marbury, and the New York Knicks.

Yeah. A little reminiscent of Farmer Fran in The Waterboy, no? Rambling, unintelligible, yet somehow very wise. I'd like to dedicate last night's win over Milwaukee to Coach Holtz. Thank you sir.

(Question for the comments: Did ESPN provide Holtz with the Stephon Marbury jersey and the basketball, or did he just show up with them? I'm saying he brought his own bag of props with a whistle, a headband, a pair of sports goggles, and some diamond earrings, but the producers talked him down to just those two things.)

(Tip of the hat to Deadspin.)

How come we never find out about these things until after they happen? This is a couple days old, but a definite winner. It's David Lee, along with Richard Jefferson, Chris Bosh, Cuttino Mobley, Grant Hill, and Dwight Howard, appearing on Family Feud against all of their mothers...and it's magical.

Some thoughts:

- Richard Jefferson is still a big baby.

- David Lee's storied sexual prowess has clearly never ventured into the bathtub.

- He also called Richard O'Hurley "bro". Yes sir.

- Cuttino Mobley is a fucking mack.

- D-Lee's mom is a bit overzealous, no? Don't think she understands the game.

That's all for now. Hope you enjoyed. Peace, kids. And remember, ladies, if you're gonna bathe with David Lee, don't forget the fucking lotion.

Bro.

(Tip of the hat to With Leather.)